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Financial Statement Analysis
PROJECT
OF
“FINANCIAL DECISION MAKING”
TOPIC:
FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS
Submitted To: SIR.AHMED HASSAN
Submitted By: KHURAM JAVAID CIIT/SP10-MBA1/LHR
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COMSATS INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LAHORE

Networks of PIA (Domestic Network)

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International Network

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➢ PIA to be a world class profitable air line exceeding customer expectations through dedicated employees committed to excellence.

➢ Offering quality customer services and innovative products. ➢ Participating in global alliances. ➢ Using state of the art technologies. ➢ Ensuring cost effective measures in procurement and operations ➢ Achieving adequate returns for all stake holders. ➢ Being an equal opportunity employer. ➢ Providing competitive compensation and a congenial work environment.

Mission statement is an overriding statement inline with business and aspirations of stakeholder’s expectations.
Generally a mission statement covers following four areas. ➢ Key success factors ➢ Organizational value ➢ Organization philosophy ➢ Target market

Mission of PIAC

As a symbol of National pride, Pakistan International must strive to be an airline of choice operating profitably on modern commercial concepts, capable of competing with the best in its entire International and Domestic markets consistently exceeding customer expectations. It should be a choice employer deploying modern technology in all spheres of its activities.

➢ Key success factors Modernization: In airline industry modernization is the key success factor. The airline should be responsive to the changes that are taking place in the environment. Modernization of the communication system and the fleet replacement & and up-gradation is of massive importance in this regard. As far as PIA is concerned modernization has been the hallmark of it. From communication side

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